Pamela Turner went from graduating from college with honors in Wisconsin to living in homeless shelters in Louisville, Kentucky. Using that experience, she wrote When Angels Threaten, a paranormal suspense novel featuring a young homeless woman as the main character. 

Other stories include the urban fantasy Rogue Vampire (Book 1: The Louisville Paranormal Files), the paranormal historical mystery The Ripper’s Daughter, and Annihilating Angel, a supernatural thriller. She’s also an award-winning screenplay writer. 

Like many authors, she’s worked various jobs, including security guard and substitute teacher. Her current position, besides author, is cat herder for four rescue cats. 

When not writing, Pamela enjoys Hidden Object Games, anime and manga, cemeteries, and abandoned buildings. She lives with her daughter and aforementioned cats, who think her lap is a timeshare. She's no longer homeless and finds it amusing she lives on a street named after a Kentucky author.